Yes, it is an adjective. It refers to the climate.
The similar word is climactic, which refers to a climax.
"climatic" of course. Changes in climate are known as climatic changes.
'Climatic' is standard. But the very common phrase 'climate change' uses climate as an adjective.+1Answers.comAnswers.com
"climatic" of course. Changes in climate are known as climatic changes.
The adjective form of "climate" is "climatic."
There are seven climatic regions in the Muslim World as follows: 1. Equatorial Climatic Region. 2. Mediterranean Climatic Region. 3. Temperate Grassland Climatic Region. 4. Tundra Climatic Region. 5. Monsoon Climatic Regions. 6. Tropical Grasslands Climatic Regions. 7. Deserts Climatic Regions.
There are seven climatic regions in the Muslim World as follows: 1. Equatorial Climatic Region. 2. Mediterranean Climatic Region. 3. Temperate Grassland Climatic Region. 4. Tundra Climatic Region. 5. Monsoon Climatic Regions. 6. Tropical Grasslands Climatic Regions. 7. Deserts Climatic Regions.
different soil and climatic conditions
A good example might be: "What sentence has climatic in it?"
India is in the Desert Climatic zone.
Himalayas act as climatic divide as they separate the two distinct climatic regions of Central Asia and china.
This is not even climatic part. It is even more fun.
example of emphasis by climatic order